Scarlett falls out of love with Ashley the day of the barbecue. She is intrigued by a handsome stranger from Charleston although she is sure she will never meet him again. She ends up married to Charles Hamilton nonetheless.

Scarlett and Rhett fight for Bonnie and all of Humanity in Time and Space

Scarlett is determined to win Rhett's heart.

What if Scarlett had never been in love with Ashley? Haven't we all wished for a simpler romance? But nothing is ever simple - or easy - for Rhett and Scarlett. A "what if" retelling of the movie/book.

What if Ashley couldn't tolerate his hypocrisy any longer, and, in an impassioned speech, told Scarlett he didn't love her? What would happen if Scarlett knew sooner? Would Scarlett see Ashley, and by extension, society, for what it is?

What if Scarlett was Rhett's equal in intelligence? What if she was Melly's friend instead of Ashley's? Scarlett had already grabbed Rhett's attention before the library scene that fateful day. What if instead of her temper, it was her ability to see through the charm of Rhett Butler, that solidified his interest in her? Ch.1 has been extended!

What if Scarlett had a twin sister. How would Scarlett's life change with a sister by her side to guide her? Will Rhett still believe Scarlett is the only one for him? "She didn't need a man to make her happy. At least, that was what she had believed, before she met Rhett Butler."

Scarlett will stop at nothing to get her husband back. Even if it means seducing him, or wearing that see-through chemise.

Post Rhett's speech at the end of the book when he leaves her. Scarlett gets woke. Will be rather off-canon because let's face it, things have to change if they're gonna get better. OC, OOC, AU kinda.

Scarlett O'Hara had never lost a man to another woman, and she certainly wasn't going to start by losing her husband to her most fierce competitor. A female that has Rhett wrapped around her little finger. A female who has Rhett's heart lock, stock, and barrel just by breathing. Eugenia Victoria Butler.

In a matter of days she had thought herself a young bride, then a panicked widow, but according to her husband she was a poor investment. If that was what he thought, then she wouldn't give a damn about him anymore. He didn't deserve it.

Scarlett visits Rhett in the jail with intent to fool him into marrying her, but eventually he sees right through her scheme. Will she come clean about the truth? (I've finally decided to continue the jail short-story from "Crossroads" and explore where it may take them...)

Scarlett is the best of moms. From the start. This is the main twist. Ah- and she has an elder friend - Rhett's mom...

Rhett returns home to Scarlett after those 3 month absence. What if she hadn't fallen down the stairs and they had talked about their lives instead?

"Dig deep. And you will find that you are just you, and I am just me."-Marty Rubin. Inspired by this quote. This is a complex story line incorporating multiple forrays into some crucial turning points of Rhett and Scarlett's lives, with a time travel twist. Chapter 11 updated with content

Scarlett makes Rhett an offer at Rough and Ready that he can't refuse. He takes her all the way to Tara.

Taking place days after Scarlett O'Hara gave birth to Cat, she is deathly ill and Colum O'Hara sends a message to the only person he can think of—Rhett Butler. Following the plot of Scarlett (1994).

While I know this belongs more into the Scarlett universe, I have always wondered about what had happened to Scarlett's daughter Cat after Scarlett, Rhett, and Cat had left Ballyhara. What kind of girl had she become? How did she interact with her parents? Would she fall in love? A mixture of events in the book and miniseries.

After the shantytown raids, Frank Kennedy survives, and an unhappily married Scarlett finds solace in the company of Rhett Butler, who reluctantly resigns himself to the burden of unrequited love. Driven by loneliness, they begin to entertain ideas that make their volatile relationship even more ambiguous than it was before as they wade through perverse fantasies of what could be.

In which by some weird twist of fate, Rhett becomes Scarlett's childhood friend, and it all changes the destiny of every one of our characters.

I have written several short stories and I am going to collect them under one heading. Each chapter is a complete story. I am moving some of my stories that were stand alone to this heading. Most are happy but a few will be tear jerkers. I have deleted some of my earlier stories because when I would read them, they would make me cringe.

Rhett gives Scarlett one more chance. Movie Version

When Rhett returns to Atlanta with Bonnie, Scarlett tells him she is with child. He believes the child is Ashley's child. He takes Bonnie and leaves Scarlett forever.

When a blue coat turns up at Tara's doorstep, Melanie convinces a hardened Scarlett to shelter the injured soldier. (Exploring Scarlett's bold claim that she would marry Rhett even if he had fought for the Yankee side).

With Frank's death Scarlett could see everything she had done, how the person she had become was so far from the person she should have become. What if in that moment she had held on firmer to what she was feeling. She did not allow herself to be swayed by Rhett, but instead stayed true to what her own mind told her.